The Real ID Act of 2005, which imposed national requirements on how states must validate personal identification when issuing driver's licenses, and the ensuing state opposition to the more strenuous requirements for obtaining a driver's license, is an example of the politics surrounding
a. federal pre-emption.
b. creative federalism.
c. grant-in-aid.
d. intrastate compacts.
a
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One researcher's sorting theory explains voting behavior by stating that voters a. will abstain when only two parties offer candidates. b. are reflecting the ideologies of political elites. c. are expressing deep and genuine preferences
d. dislike both parties equally.
Advocates of humanitarian intervention generally prefer multilateral interventions because they
a. share the cost around. b. are usually more successful. c. are less likely to be motivated by narrow interests. d. the only kind permitted by international law.
Most advocates of humanitarian intervention see it as of little importance whether interventions are unilateral or multilateral
a. True b. False
The Cold War was a period of tense diplomacy between the United States and ________ that threatened an actual war and a period of intense competition in the areas of science, technology, and nuclear weapons
a. the Soviet Union b. China c. India d. Vietnam